Hong Kong Movie: Sell a Robot Dog, and All the Customers Are the Military

Gu Ming travels through the fusion world of Hong Kong movies in the 1980s, bound to the hard-core industrial system. Living in a land full of social groups, Gu Ming decided not to be a dwarf mule and set up a civilian technology factory instead. In order to facilitate parcel delivery, Gu Ming developed the smart robot dog Tiedan. Hong Xing and Jiang Tiansheng bought it to see the show. A few days later, Dongxing Camel was frightened to see the robot dog with a rifle welded on its back that charged and fired. In order to help spray pesticides in mountainous areas, Gu Ming developed a load-bearing drone. As a result, the tycoon from the Middle East spent 3 billion to make a crazy deal. Yingjiang's scalp went numb when he saw the swarm of drones dropping bombs in the sky. Even the Laiyang gas tanks produced for cooking have been transformed into super heavy artillery that can level blocks. Hong Kong Island O's Chief Superintendent Lu Minghua led a surprise inspection and was completely numb when he saw the warehouse full of T800 fighting robots and martial arts bots waiting to be shipped. You call this serious business? Chief Fang from the Mainland Army rushed over after hearing the news, his eyes red. Join the army! All these civilian equipment must join the army! Gu Ming spread his hands: I am really a serious businessman. They insist on equipping the robot dog with a rifle. What can I do? This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.